Custom CDP Functions

Use this command to return the status after the captcha was solved, failed, or not detected. Use this command to return the status after the captcha was solved, failed, or not detected.

Examples

Use the commands below to pinpoint a more specific stage in the CAPTCHA solving flow:

Examples

• Asynchronous
• Synchronous

This command is used to control the auto-solving of a CAPTCHA. You can disable auto-solve or configure algorithms for different CAPTCHA types and manually trigger this:

Examples of CDP commands to disable auto-solver completely within the session:

For the following three CAPTCHA types we support the following additional options to control and configure our auto-solving algorithm.

• CF Challenge
• HCaptcha
• usercaptcha (reCAPTCHA)

timeout: 40000  
selector: '#challenge-body-text, .challenge-form'  
check_timeout: 300  
error_selector: '#challenge-error-title'  
success_selector: '#challenge-success[style*=inline]'  
check_success_timeout: 300  
btn_selector: '#challenge-stage input[type=button]'  
cloudflare_checkbox_frame_selector: '#turnstile-wrapper iframe'  
checkbox_area_selector: '.ctp-checkbox-label .mark'  
wait_timeout_after_solve: 500  
wait_networkidle: {timeout: 500}

Use this command to get a list of all possible devices that can be emulated. This method returns an array of device options that can be used with the setDevice command.

Emulation.getSupportedDevices().then(devices => { console.log(devices);});

Once you’ve received the list above of supported devices, you can emulate a specific device using the Emulation.setDevice command. This command changes the screen width, height, userAgent, and devicePixelRatio to match the specified device.

Landscape mode

If you wish to change the orientation to landscape (for devices that support it), add the string landscape after the device_name.

Emulation.setDevice({device: 'iPhone X landscape'});